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13 - 8 Dolphin® 9500 Series Mobile Computer User’s Guide
Mobile Base Serial Connector
The following diagram displays the pin diagram of the serial connector of the bottom panel of the Mobile Base.
Note: Signals referenced are for a DTE device.
The Mobile Base connector is straight to the printed circuit board (PCB). The ninth pin sends 500mA at 5V power out. This can
power a peripheral device, such as a mobile printer, as long as that peripheral device can accept 500mA at 5V.
Pin # Description
1 Internal Jumper to Pin 6
2 TXD
3 RXD
4 DSR
5 GND
6 DTR
7 CTS
8RTS
9 5 VOLT OUT
- User’s Guide 1
- Trademarks 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Chapter 5 - Settings 5
- Chapter 6 - Communications 5
- Chapter 10 - Applications 8
- Introduction 11
- Required Safety Labels 12
- Location 12
- Dolphin 9500 Dolphin 9550 13
- Dolphin 9501 Dolphin 9551 13
- WLAN or WPAN Radio 14
- Bluetooth radio combination: 15
- GSM and 802.11b 16
- GSM and Bluetooth 16
- GSM, Bluetooth, and 802.11b 16
- FCC Compliance 17
- Microwaves 19
- Getting Started 21
- Dolphin HomeBase™ 23
- Dolphin Mobile Base 23
- Dolphin ChargeBase 23
- Dolphin Net Base 23
- Dolphin QuadCharger™ 23
- Image Engine Options 25
- The Dolphin 9500 Hand Strap 26
- Using the Dolphin HomeBase 27
- Using the Mobile Base 27
- Other Charging Options 27
- Step 5. Align the Screen 28
- Step 7. Set the Time Zone 29
- Step 8. Let Autoinstall Run 30
- Verify Imaging 31
- Verify Decoding 31
- Resetting the Terminal 32
- Suspend Mode 32
- System Features 33
- SCAN Key 35
- Navigation Keys 35
- Keyboard 35
- Back Panel Features 36
- Dolphin 9550 38
- Dolphin 9501 and Dolphin 9551 39
- Side Panel Features 40
- Batteries 42
- Managing Battery Power 43
- Checking Battery Power 44
- Entering Data 47
- Today Screen 48
- Navigation Bar 49
- Pop-Up Menus 50
- Selecting Programs 51
- Using the Imager 52
- Scanning Position Options 53
- Capturing Images 54
- Taking an Image 54
- Using the Keyboards 55
- Using the Function Keys 56
- Using the Navigation Keys 56
- Using the Modifier Keys 57
- 43-Key Alpha/Numeric Keyboard 59
- Key Combinations 60
- Adjusting the Backlight 61
- Monochrome Display 62
- Adjusting the Contrast 62
- Communication Media Options 63
- Powering Up a Radio 65
- Using the SIP Keyboard 66
- Using the Letter Recognizer 66
- Using the Block Recognizer 67
- Selecting Text 67
- Input Panel Options 68
- Writing on the Screen 69
- Drawing on the Screen 70
- Status Icons 71
- Notifications 71
- Settings 73
- Personal Tab 74
- Modifying the Start Menu 75
- Headset Control 77
- Backlight 79
- ClearType Tuner 79
- CPU Speed 79
- Regional Settings 86
- Remove Programs 87
- To Remove Programs 88
- Connections Tab 90
- Advanced Settings 93
- Connecting to Your ISP 95
- Connecting to a VPN Server 100
- Establishing Dialing Rules 102
- Configuring Network Cards 104
- Communications 107
- Using ActiveSync 108
- If the File is an Installer: 110
- Using Infrared 112
- Receiving 114
- Troubleshooting 115
- Using an ISP 116
- Overview 117
- 802.11b Settings 118
- Status Tab 119
- Config Tab 121
- To Create a New Profile 123
- Authentication Tab 124
- To Delete a Profile 125
- Advanced Tab 126
- About Tab 127
- The Status Icon 128
- System Requirements 129
- Platforms Supported 129
- MD5 Worksheet 130
- LEAP Worksheet 130
- TLS/SmartCard Worksheet 131
- TTLS Worksheet 132
- PEAP Worksheet 133
- Opening the Client 134
- The Main Screen 135
- Client Menu 136
- View Menu 137
- Help Menu 138
- Status Bar 139
- Port Menu 140
- Configuring the Client 141
- Client Configuration Area 142
- User Tab 143
- System Tab 145
- Server Tab 146
- Port Settings Area 148
- Wireless Networks Tab 149
- Protocol Tab 150
- Profile Info Tab 153
- WEP Mgmt Tab 153
- WPA Settings Tab 155
- Time Stamp Message Text 155
- Certificate Requirements 157
- About CertAdd 157
- Advice and Workarounds 158
- How 802.1X Works 160
- Benefits of 802.1X 162
- Cisco LEAP 163
- Differences Between Protocols 163
- Assign COM Ports 166
- Discover Bluetooth Device(s) 167
- View Device Properties 169
- Set Up Your Favorite Device 170
- Change Views 170
- Turn Radio Transmitter ON/OFF 172
- Bluetooth ActiveSync 173
- Bluetooth LAN Access 175
- Exchange Business Cards 178
- Send a Contact 179
- Send a File 180
- Browse Remote Device 182
- Receive Contact or File 186
- Enable File Sharing 187
- Using the Dialer 188
- Get Connected Wizard 190
- Dial Up to Your Network 193
- SIM Card Installation 196
- Using uPhone 198
- Using the Dialler 201
- Receiving a Call 202
- Ending a Call 203
- Call Waiting 203
- Making Conference Calls 204
- Touchtones 204
- Volume Control 204
- Phonebook 205
- Tools Menu 206
- Settings Menu 206
- Audio Modes 207
- Ringtone Configuration 208
- Call Log 209
- SMS Manager 211
- To Do this… 212
- Sending an SMS Message 213
- Online Help 214
- Accessing 215
- Requirements 215
- General Tab 216
- Network Tab 217
- Divert Tab 218
- GPRS Settings 221
- To Add a GPRS Setting 222
- GPRS Connection 222
- Applications 225
- Using the Summary Screen 227
- Creating Meeting Requests 227
- Contacts 228
- To Create a Contact 229
- To Search for Contacts 229
- To Create a Task 232
- To Create a Note 235
- Synchronizing E-mail Messages 236
- Receiving Messages 236
- Using the Message List 237
- Composing Messages 238
- ActiveSync 239
- Pocket Internet Explorer 240
- The Mobile Favorites Folder 241
- Using AvantGo 242
- Channels 242
- Pocket Word 243
- Typing Mode 244
- Drawing Mode 244
- Pocket Excel 245
- MSN Messenger 248
- Pictures 250
- Dolphin 9551 and Dolphin 9501 251
- Radio Options 252
- Keyboard Options 252
- Peripherals and Accessories 252
- Front Panel Features 252
- Dolphin 9551 253
- Back Panel 254
- Dolphin 9501 255
- Bottom Panel Features 257
- Dolphin 9500 Series HomeBase 259
- Front Panel 260
- Rear Panel 262
- Powering the HomeBase 263
- HomeBase Serial Connector 264
- Charging the Main Battery 265
- Connecting the Cables 269
- RS-232 Pin Configuration 270
- Verifying Communication 272
- Verifying Data Transfer 272
- Mounting the HomeBase 273
- Wall Mounting 274
- Bottom Panel 277
- Powering the Dolphin Terminal 278
- Charging the Dolphin Terminal 278
- Mounting the Mobile Base 279
- Back Panel and Brackets 279
- Brackets 280
- Mobile Base Serial Connector 282
- 6. Tap OK 284
- Power Supply 287
- Mounting the ChargeBase 289
- Using the DIN Rail 290
- Using the Wall Mount Kit 291
- Storing Batteries 295
- Using the Battery Analyzer 296
- Mounting the QuadCharger 297
- Limited Warranty 299
- Return Information 300
- Technical Assistance 301
- Blue Key Combinations 304
- Red Key Combinations 305
- Num Lock Key Combinations 305
- 35-Key Numeric/Alpha Keyboard 306
- Alpha Mode Key Combinations 307
- 56-Key Full Alpha/Numeric 308
- SFT Key Combinations 310
- Com Port Assignment Table 311
- HHP, Inc 314
- 700 Visions Drive 314
- P.O. Box 208 314
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